Career and Technology Education Sample Clauses

Career and Technology Education. A. The Board shall maintain compliance with applicable established safety requirements and will continue its efforts to assign students where there are adequate work stations. B. The Board shall maintain compliance with and adherence to the standards of the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Act. Wherever possible, and where the expenditure of additional monies is not required, the Board shall identify and eliminate obvious safety hazards which may exist in shop areas, such as those involving storage facilities for volatile fluids. C. The Board shall comply with curriculum standards approved and mandated by the State Board of Education.
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Career and Technology Education. A. The Board shall maintain compliance with applicable established safety requirements and will continue its efforts to assign students where there are adequate work stations. B. The Board shall maintain compliance with and adherence to the standards of the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Act. The Board shall eliminate obvious safety hazards which are brought to its attention. Wherever possible, and where the expenditure of additional monies is not required, the Board shall identify and eliminate obvious safety hazards which may exist in shop areas, such as those involving storage facilities for volatile fluids. C. The Board shall comply with curriculum standards approved and mandated by the State Board of Education. D. In high schools, the Board shall provide appropriate technology for each student in the classroom.
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Career and Technology Education. English as a Second Language Cognitive Disabilities Business Education Bilingual Education Cross Categorical Family and Consumer Education Foreign Languages Deaf and Hard of Hearing Technology Education Library Media Early Childhood-Special Education Mathematics Emotional/Behavioral Disorders Music Learning Disabilities Reading School Speech and Language Disabilities Sciences Visual Disabilities
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Career and Technology Education. A. The Board shall maintain compliance with applica- ble established safety requirements and will continue its efforts to assign students where there are adequate work stations. B. The Board shall maintain compliance with and adher- ence to the standards of the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Act. The Board shall eliminate ob- vious safety hazards which are brought to its attention which may exist in shop areas, such as those involving storage facilities for volatile fluids. C. The Board shall comply with curriculum standards ap- proved and mandated by the State Board of Education. D. In high schools, the Board shall provide appropriate technology for each student in the classroom.
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Career and Technology Education. A. The Board shall maintain compliance with applicable established safety requirements and will continue its efforts to assign students where there are adequate work stations. B. The Board shall maintain compliance with and adherence to the standards of the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Act. The Board shall eliminate obvious safety hazards which are brought to its attention which may exist in shop areas, such as those involving storage facilities for volatile fluids. C. The Board shall comply with curriculum standards approved and mandated by the State Board of Education. D. In high schools, the Board shall provide appropriate technology for each student and teacher in the classroom. Teachers shall receive an inventory of all technology and equipment provided for their courses. E. The Board shall maintain on its website a comprehensive list of guidelines for achieving trade and professional certification. F. A special Career and Technology Education committee shall be established that is composed of three (3) members selected by the Union and three (3) members selected by the Board and shall meet quarterly with the Director of Career Readiness. G. Every effort shall be made that Career and Technology Education teachers shall teach no more than three (3) different course titles per semester. H. Career and Technology and Education teachers shall be provided with professional development to support establishing and maintaining partnerships for the Program Advisory Committees (PACs) of each pathway and to enhance student apprenticeships and career opportunities.
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Career and Technology Education. All Parties Agree To The Following: If a monetary wage is paid, it should be fair compensation and include a provision for equal pay for equal work. The training shall be on-the-job and in the related career area to facilitate the process by which the trainee will become proficient in the occupation. The coordinator of the cooperative training will coordinate the on-the-job experiences, will make contact with the on-site supervisor, and will work cooperatively with the employer to provide the necessary guidance. The parent or guardian shall be responsible to the school for the student who is participating in the cooperative method of instruction. Students are responsible for maintaining book and contacting the school in case of absence. Safety instructions will be provided by the employer as well as a safe work environment Worker’s compensation will be provided as specified in the training plan. This agreement may be terminated after consultation with the coordinator, for due cause, or for unforeseen business conditions. Students may lose co-op positions if they do not contact coordinator on days when sick and out of work. The training agency shall conform to all state, federal, and local laws, provide the student with a variety of learning experiences, and shall provide a progress report for the student for each grading period. Students will be accepted and assigned to jobs and receive equal treatment without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, handicap, or other disadvantage. Abide by all policies and procedures contained in handbook/written plan not listed above. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Technology Center shall not be responsible for any medical or other costs incurred as a result of the Work Based Learning experience. WORKERS COMP Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Technology Center – Provider: SC School Boards Worker’s Comp Insurance Trust COMPANY/UNDERWRITER: _______________________________________________________ 2nd Semester These dates are subject to change, you will be notified if a change is made. Student does not adhere to procedures/rules for Work Based Learning education. Student’s conduct fails to meet requirements (out of school or multiple in-school suspensions). Student’s high school grades fail to meet minimum requirements. Student does not meet employer’s expectations and evaluations are unfavorable. Employer experiences economic conditions that require a reduction in workforce. Coordinator feels that an adjustment or change in the training experience or site...
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Career and Technology Education. SBISD will make its Career and Technology Education classes available to YES Prep students who want to participate.
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